Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115669 total results. Showing results 81921 to 81940 «409340944095409640974098409941004101Next ›Last » Police choose compassion over crackdowns in drug death fight Officers in Scotland are abandoning old doctrines for tackling crime in favour of “compassionate” policing as they try to stop a drug death crisis. The Times - Subscription at source 27/2/2020 News The ‘Westminster paedophile ring’ is a lesson in how not to carry out a police investigation A cornerstone of any -functioning democracy is the separation of police and the courts on one hand, and government and parliament on the other. The Spectator 27/2/2020 News Police could identify paedophiles online using AI hand recognition Researchers are asking for help from the public to help build a database of hands that would allow police to identify tens of thousands of paedophiles every day. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/2/2020 News PSNI recruitment: Almost 7,000 apply to join police service Almost 7,000 people have applied to join the Police Service of Northern Ireland in its latest recruitment drive. Police Scotland 27/2/2020 News Greta Thunberg’s UK rally could grow so large that standard safety measures to protect demonstrators ‘may not be adequate’, police and local officials warn Children may not be safe at a large-scale protest to be addressed by climate change campaigner Greta Thunberg tomorrow, the authorities have warned. Mail Online 27/2/2020 News Cross-government approach promised to tackle drug misuse following independent review NEWS - The Home Secretary pledges to bring together partners from government and beyond to address challenges from drug misuse. Home Office 27/2/2020 News Phones that may hold child abuse images returned to suspects Child safeguarding at risk as police say lack of technology and time limits prevent device checks The Guardian 27/2/2020 News The Weinstein trial reveals why UK courts fail to prosecute rape The jury in New York heard a prosecution tackle prejudices head on about what a ‘real victim’ should have done The Guardian 27/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Dundee’s struggle as the drug death capital of Europe A few hundred yards from its new museum, the city is grappling with the fallout from another V&A: valium and addiction The Times - Subscription at source 27/2/2020 Analysis, Feature Drug‑fuelled violence and grooming is ‘unprecedented’ Drugs have never caused more harm to society but law enforcement stands little chance of stopping the menace, a leaked government report has said. The Times - Subscription at source 27/2/2020 News Suella Braverman tells police they ‘must allow lawyers access to all evidence’ Police will have to instruct forensic experts to assess text, emails and social media evidence in rape cases and other serious crimes, the government’s top lawyer has proposed. The Times - Subscription at source 27/2/2020 News Police will have no excuse for not cutting crime, says Priti Patel The home secretary has ordered the police to cut the number of cases of murder, serious violence and neighbourhood crime within three years in return for officer numbers having been boosted. The Times - Subscription at source 27/2/2020 News Canada’s Missing – 2019 Fast Fact Sheet CANADA: Since 2010, the National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains (NCMPUR) has produced the NCMPUR Fast Fact Sheet. Government of Canada 27/2/2020 Report Met Police Boss Slams Facial Recognition Critics The head of London’s Metropolitan Police has fiercely defended her force’s use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology, arguing that privacy rights have changed in an age of social media and that some critics are “highly ill-informed.” Info Security 26/2/2020 News Strategic review of Police Scotland’s response to online child sexual abuse This review relates to the Police Scotland response to online child sexual abuse, however the findings should contribute to a wider discussion about how society deals with those who view indecent images of children online. It has previously been suggested by the National Police Chiefs’ Council that interventions involving rehabilitation and treatment should be considered for some offenders, allowing police resources to focus on those who present the greatest danger to children.[pdf] HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 26/2/2020 Report Online child sexual abuse not being prioritised by Police Scotland, HMICS reports Online child sexual abuse is not being prioritised by Police Scotland, a new report from the police inspectorate has said. Holyrood Magazine 26/2/2020 News ‘It frames you as a person’: National Crime Agency chief Lynne Owens on her career protecting the public Lynne Owens, director general of the National Crime Agency, is one of the most important figures in UK law enforcement. She tells Richard Johnstone how her drive to help people at their most vulnerable took her to the top of her profession. Civil Service World 26/2/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Met Police chief backs legislative framework for police tech Met Police commissioner has called for legislative framework to govern police use of new technologies, while defending the decision to use live facial recognition technology operationally without it Computer Weekly 26/2/2020 News Blog: This is our chance to make a difference for generations to come Today the ball has finally started rolling on the long-awaited Police Covenant and it couldn’t come at a better time – a time where we see more and more of our colleagues injured from violent attacks, rising demand created by years of cuts and soaring crime rates. Officers are feeling pressure like never before Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 26/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Home Secretary announces new funding in summit speech The Home Secretary announced several new measures in a keynote speech at the APCC and NPCC summit today Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 26/2/2020 News «409340944095409640974098409941004101Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
